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Black box tests for clab
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Clab is a command line address book application.
It has no interactive features, so black box testing it
is fairly easy.
Let's start with an empty database.
SCENARIO empty database
GIVEN an empty database
WHEN listing all records
THEN nothing is listed
WHEN searching for Alice
THEN output is empty
WHEN mutt-querying for Alice
THEN no matches
Next, let's add records for Alice and Bob, and make
sure searches find only the right records.
SCENARIO database with records
GIVEN an empty database
AND a record for "Alice Atherton" with e-mail alice@example.com
AND a record for "Bob Bobbington" with e-mail bob@example.com
WHEN listing all records
THEN Alice is found
AND Bob is found
WHEN searching for Alice
THEN Alice is found
AND Bob is not found
WHEN mutt-querying for Alice
THEN Alice is found
AND alice@example.com is found
AND Bob is not found
AND bob@example.com is not found
Put several records in one file.
SCENARIO files with multiple records
GIVEN an empty database
AND records for Alice (alice@example.com) and Bob (bob@example.com)
WHEN listing all records
THEN Alice is found
AND Bob is found
WHEN searching for Alice
THEN Alice is found
AND Bob is not found
WHEN mutt-querying for Alice
THEN Alice is found
AND alice@example.com is found
AND Bob is not found
AND bob@example.com is not found
Sometimes the same person is in the database multiple times
(e.g., different records for home and work personas, where the
work persona is automatically generated from LDAP or something).
In this case, only find each person once.
GIVEN another record for Alice (alice@example.com)
WHEN mutt-querying for example
THEN Alice is found only once
Implementation
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These implement the various steps.
IMPLEMENTS GIVEN an empty database
mkdir "$DATADIR/db"
IMPLEMENTS GIVEN a record for "([^"]+)" with e-mail (.*)
cat << EOF > "$DATADIR/db/$MATCH_1.yaml"
name: $MATCH_1
email: $MATCH_2
EOF
IMPLEMENTS GIVEN records for (\S+) \((\S+)\) and (\S+) \((\S+)\)
cat << EOF > "$DATADIR/db/foo.yaml"
- name: $MATCH_1
email: $MATCH_2
- name: $MATCH_3
email: $MATCH_4
EOF
IMPLEMENTS GIVEN another record for (\S+) \((\S+)\)
cat << EOF >> "$DATADIR/db/foo.yaml"
- name: $MATCH_1
email: $MATCH_2
EOF
IMPLEMENTS WHEN listing all records
./clab --no-default-config --db "$DATADIR/db" list > "$DATADIR/output"
IMPLEMENTS WHEN searching for (.*)
./clab --no-default-config --db "$DATADIR/db" find "$MATCH_1" > "$DATADIR/output"
IMPLEMENTS WHEN mutt-querying for (.*)
./clab --no-default-config --db "$DATADIR/db" mutt-query "$MATCH_1" > "$DATADIR/output" || true
IMPLEMENTS THEN nothing is listed
stat -c %s "$DATADIR/output" | grep -x 0
IMPLEMENTS THEN output is empty
stat -c %s "$DATADIR/output" | grep -x 0
IMPLEMENTS THEN no matches
diff -u "$DATADIR/output" - << EOF
No matches
EOF
IMPLEMENTS THEN (.*) is found
set -x
grep -F "$MATCH_1" "$DATADIR/output"
IMPLEMENTS THEN (.*) is found only once
n=$(grep -cF "$MATCH_1" "$DATADIR/output")
if [ "$n" != 1 ]
then
echo "$MATCH_1 was found $n times, expected 1" 1>&2
exit 1
fi
IMPLEMENTS THEN (.*) is not found
! grep -F "$MATCH_1" "$DATADIR/output"
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